# Aeon Retail expansion and store renewals in Japan > Live situation record from CLSTR: https://clstr.news/situations/aeon-retail-expansion-and-store-renewals-in-japan > Updated: 2026-08-31T00:26:47.000Z. Sources: 8. Developments: 2. Aeon Retail is pursuing various expansion and renewal strategies across Japan. In Tottori City, the company is executing a full-scale renewal of its Aeon Tottori store, which is scheduled to reopen in early October 2026 as ‘Soyora Tottori Station South’. This project is intended to support local revitalization efforts by targeting families and single-person households through a lifestyle-oriented shopping format. The new facility will also host a second Tottori City location for the Italian restaurant chain Saizeriya. In Tokyo, Aeon has expanded its Food Style brand with the opening of a new Higashi-ojima store in Koto Ward. This location emphasizes in-store bakery and deli sections to attract dual-income households and families. Additionally, Aeon Retail is collaborating with Origin Toshu to launch a frozen version of the popular Katsudon bowl, following the success of a previous frozen bento series. This product will be available at specialty stores and various Aeon and Aeon Style locations. ## Timeline ### 2026-08-31: Aeon expands retail presence with new Tokyo store and frozen food partnership Aeon expands its Food Style supermarket brand with a new store in Tokyo and partners with Origin Toshu to launch a frozen Katsudon bento series. 6 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/aeon-expands-retail-presence-with-new-tokyo-store-and-frozen-food-partnership ### 2026-08-25: Aeon Retail to reopen Tottori store as Soyora Tottori Station South Aeon Retail will reopen its Tottori store as ‘Soyora Tottori Station South’ in October 2026, featuring a new Saizeriya restaurant. 2 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/aeon-retail-to-reopen-tottori-store-as-soyora-tottori-station-south --- Cite as: Aeon Retail expansion and store renewals in Japan. CLSTR, https://clstr.news/situations/aeon-retail-expansion-and-store-renewals-in-japan